For Blaney Daytona was the best of times, for Truex Jr. it was the worst
Ryan Blaney climbed out of his No. 12 Team Penske Ford Sunday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway looking simultaneously relieved and genuinely worn-out.
Ryan Blaney climbed out of his No. 12 Team Penske Ford Sunday afternoon at Daytona International Speedway looking simultaneously relieved and genuinely worn-out.
Martin Truex Jr. could only smile and acknowledge that Saturday night’s regular-season finale, the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway was poised to be the biggest race of the season for him.
He was the class of the field Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, at least for much of the race
Joe Gibbs Racing driver Martin Truex Jr., 42, earned his first pole position in four seasons, taking the top starting spot in Saturday qualifying.
Martin Truex Jr. decided to return to Joe Gibbs Racing for another season in the No. 19 Toyota.
Only one of the four Joe Gibbs Racing drivers had a reason to smile after Monday’s rescheduled NASCAR Cup series race at Dover Motor Speedway.
As an exhibition race with a halfway break on a quarter-mile track, the Feb. 6 Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum didn’t feature pit stops.
Second place in a championship race is familiar territory for Martin Truex Jr
Ryan Blaney proved Sunday that no matter where you are in the points, in NASCAR’s Playoffs nothing is certain but winning.
Martin Truex Jr. had to overcome a first lap penalty and his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate to score his first win since May Saturday night at Richmond Raceway.
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